Loved coming here, even before they reflooded the delta, still plenty to see and enjoy, but one is restricted from some of the best. It, however, IS peaceful and a superb place to get away from the cares and woes of the day. For solo visits, couples, families or even groups - this place is highly recommended. I would have... More

My husband and I drove through Olympia on our way to Canada March 30 2013. We had our 3 girls with us, youngest is age 2. I only found this place via the trip advisor app on my phone, had good reviews so we stopped. It's a nice place to stretch our legs after a long drive, the kids especially... More

The hikes are flat and easy for kids or those that have trouble getting around. Lots of life. Picnic tables and restrooms.

A beautiful refuge and related exhibits. You can do a nice 5 mile walk or shorter strolls on the boardwalk. Bring your binoulcars. Especially popular with bird watchers.

Havent been back here for a few years, with the fact you couldn't walk your old dog here, cain't get off the path, can't pick any blackberries.... I can see this scenery anywhere!

This wildlife refuge has only been open for about a year now and is a great place to see all forms of wildlife...but particularly waterfowl. There are literally miles of new elevated walkways surrounding the refuge and allowing visitors to walk above the tidal wetlands.

They have recently done a lot of work to this area. every now and then they have presentations on the different wildlife which is fun. The boardwalks are pretty expansive and takes you through the refuge to see all the ducks.

My wife and i loved it because we like long walks. It will be different every time because it depends on the tides, but I'd definitely go back again. It was beautiful.

Best place to view nature in the area. Always a hit with out of town visitors - great place to get some exercise. Even in pouring rain!